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    REVVED FOR RECOVERY ‘Villains pay the bills’

    Oct 11, 2020 3 minutes
    Karyn Henger
    and Lisa Chappell.

    To say it’ss been a rough year for Kiwi veteran actor Peter Elliott would be an understatement.

    “COVID effectively put an axe through my work – ended it completely,” the Westside star grimaces. “I’d been filming WhichCar in Australia and when New Zealand and Australia went into lockdown, I instantly lost my job.

    “We did manage to get in and finish [in which Peter plays villain Frankie Figgs], but

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